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RE: MBA/ Business degree for Engineers This is an excellent and pertinent conversation, in my opinion, particularly for scientists and engineers who may like to pursue entrepreneurship. Personally, I believe that while an MBA or business d... |
In forum Business 101 |
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RE: First Job: What type of company to choose? Your professional growth and level of happiness can be greatly impacted by the organization you choose to launch your engineering career with. It can be both thrilling and difficult to get started in ... |
In forum Business 101 |
1 month ago |
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RE: Family Businesses Technically, ownership cannot be "transferred" under a sole proprietorship since the individual and the business are regarded as one and the same by law. Nonetheless, the company's operations, name, a... |
In forum Business 101 |
1 month ago |
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RE: Your Ideas about Improving Quality Control Developing the team's culture and structure is, in my opinion, the key to enhancing the Quality Control (QC) division. Investing in training, not only for QC personnel but also for employees in other ... |
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RE: Discussion Topic: The cost of Quality The "Cost of Quality" truly makes it clear to me that QA/QC isn't just a department that slows things down; rather, it's a kind of insurance for the entire business. Yes, it costs money to hire Qualit... |
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RE: Perception of QA/QC When I initially thought of QA/QC, I mostly imagined it as a "final check" phase in which goods are simply evaluated to determine if they pass or fail prior to shipment. My perspective has undoubtedly... |
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RE: FDA rules too strict? One of the FDA's main challenges, in my opinion, is striking a balance between safety and innovation. On the one hand, the stringent regulatory procedure guarantees that goods, including medications a... |
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RE: Does the FDA guarantee safety? Regarding the FDA's responsibility in "ensuring safety" as opposed to "guaranteeing safety," I believe you raise a very significant distinction. A medicine or device's FDA approval is predicated on th... |
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RE: FDA on Recalled Items Recalls serve as a reminder that no system is flawless, even with FDA approval, and are a challenging yet crucial aspect of the medical device lifecycle. Some well-known examples are insulin pumps, wh... |
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RE: Research for the Fututre or Now? Both industrial and academic research are vital, but they have quite distinct goals, which is why I think this is such an intriguing subject. Since it inspires me to see how my work directly affects p... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
2 months ago |
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RE: Ethics of Animal Testing I concur that, although historically, research on animals has greatly advanced medicine and medical technology, employing live things for testing presents a serious ethical conundrum. Animals may suff... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
2 months ago |
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RE: Cutting Corners in Research I believe that whether or not the work's safety and scientific integrity are upheld is what separates a good study from a bad one, even in cases where time and money are limited. The industry is alway... |
In forum Pre-clinical Device Development |
2 months ago |
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RE: Managing Team Opinions While Sticking to Decisions The best course of action when a team disagrees with a project manager's choice is to foster open communication while maintaining the project's objectives as the primary focus. A competent manager sho... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
2 months ago |
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RE: Project Planning: How Much Detail is Enough? A project plan, in my opinion, gets overly complex when it begins to micromanage each little step instead of concentrating on the larger goals. Clearly defining what must be done, when it must be done... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
2 months ago |
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RE: Milestones Missed: Failure or Success? Not meeting a milestone should be viewed as a failure in and of itself; rather, it should be assessed in light of the project's larger goals. Milestones are used in project management as checkpoints t... |
In forum Intro to Project Management |
2 months ago |